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What To Say When Someone Is In Pain (3 Words That Matter)

RCRick Cram
8 months ago

When pain struck in the middle of our live conversation last Friday, Nicki said three simple words, “I see you.” That was enough. No fixing. No advice. Just connection. If someone you care about is in pain, this may be what they need most. What words do you use to express understanding and create connection?

Topics:
  • Stress & Anxiety
  • Mindfulness
Communities:
  • Cadresphere

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  1. 0:00You're a living example of being uniquely qualified to take on difficult situations

    You're a living example of being uniquely qualified to take. I see you using the three steps of resilience and reminding myself that pain happens in the moment. But so does resilience, and so does. my focus. Sam.

You're a living example of being uniquely qualified to take. I see you, Rick, using the three steps of resilience and reminding myself that pain happens in the moment. But so does resilience, and so does. So does my focus. Sam.

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